New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 16, 1929, Page 15

JUbt si0LUS MAN N EASTON ATTACK HMoore Alleged fo Have Stolen Rmerican’s Clothing London, Aug. 16 (A — James Moore, alleged companion of a man Scotland Yard wants in connection with the brutal attack on Philip on, schoolmaster of Southboro, Mass,, in Eaton's Mayfair apart- ment, was remanded in custody to- on a charge of stealing and iving clothing belonging to the Amer n. Moore, a strongly built man, who zave his age was brought before a police magistrate this morning. A police inspector testified Moore was wearing at the time of his arrest a necktie like one the inspector had seen in Mr. Eaton's bedroom. The inspector further declared that when he had told Moore he was wanted as a companion of Rowland Bateman in the Mayfair case, Moore had replied: “I have been with him to Southend, and will tell you how I got mixed up in it The magistrate declined to hear further evidence today and remand- cd Moore until next Friday. The authorities continued to hunt for Bateman, who is believed to have been at Southend shortly after Mr Baton was attacked on Tuesday. Mr. Eaton's condition was some- what improved at St George's hospital, where he is recovering from cuts and a severe beating. as Clevela English Boy Scout to Join St. Louis Doctor TLondon, Aug. 16 (A—Reginald Bonham, 14 year old Boy Scout and son of an English street car con- ductor, will shortly go to the United States where a home and educa- | (tion are awaiting him in St. Louis,| Dr. H. 8 . St. Louis phy cian, who accompanied the of St. Louis” troop of Scouts to t recent world mbore a 1ld to tak ball game he wa Inglish hoys. ping a vy in { races here |will brin greatest fliers in der direct !son, man; . |J. Logan, _ {most pre part More .' trying |ators, air come her The doctor liked the boy, asked eSS the ¢ him to come to America and his| Clevela parents consented. He will sail to- |larging a morrow as a member of the St [In constr Louis troop. The American ool also s returning with prize for its camp in the American contin- gent and a collection of rare snakes| which the London zoo presented in return for a collection of Ameri- | can reptiles the boys brought as masc Hartford Man Shoots Self This Morning Hartfol Aug. 16.—(A) sugene Smith, 45, of 96 Hillside avenue, an inspector at Pratt & Whitney com- pan; shot himself shortly before 6 o'clock this morning. Two shots were heard by Smith's wife, who rushed to the apartment of Policeman Law- co Dunn on the floor ahove, "‘unn dressed and went to a tele- » next door and called for the rulance. Smith was taken Francis hospital, where he died a fow minutes laer, BOsTI NET | Police a Boston, [ with sle |of federa {ton polic |into four | Chinatow It is thought to he a case of suicide |day, arr hut the police were unable to dter- |ing mine any motive for the act. 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